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In other countries there is a concept of choosing what you put in to the marriage and what you keep out of the marriage.So according to you that only applies to married couples...
Interesting to see you dismiss the rights of the majority of people in the UK who choose not to have that 'piece of paper' you cling to for your argument...
As I said you belong to a bygone era...
And you are in a minority!
It’s probably got as much life as Lammy’s political career.
If a person invites another person who is less wealthy to move into their home and enjoy it rent free, why after 3 years do you suggest they should have a claim?
How will this affect single parents and disabled people when finding a partner? Do you think it’s right that they should be assessed as a potential future financial risk.
The information I’ve read, suggests most people are against the government imposing marriage-like rights on those who have decided not to marry.